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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
2
A pleasant remedy named Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup is described as gentle on the system, relieving irritation and inflammation of the throat and lungs without opiates or narcotics. It is sold by C. A. Gamble and favored by children.
Flawed dialogue fragment presents a jokey exchange about staffing levels. Two speakers argue over how many workers are employed, with a quip suggesting two thirds. The snippet lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable organizations.
An old advertisement touts King’s Little Liver Pills promising to wake up lazy livers clean the system and clear the skin. It urges readers to try them for pilliousness and sick headseice priced at 25 cents and sold by C A Gamble.
Hon Geo White of Nevada formally announces candidacy to represent his district again. Described as a hardworking, conscientious leader who quickly became a top figure in the house, he is expected to win a second term without opposition, per Slater News.
Hon J A Fitchpatrick of Nevada is a Civil War veteran and longtime county resident. He supported the Republican ticket actively and served in the senate four years ago with full satisfaction. Likely no opposition as he remains the most popular and best known man for the office in the county.
The article endorses Uncle Joe as a tried public servant and worthy senator. It notes his past service, judgment, and untiring efforts, urging Republicans in the Boone Story district to endorse him at the June 2 primaries with no apparent opposition.
Hon J A Fitchpatrick stands as a spotless candidate with long service in the senate and broad familiarity with legislative duties. Voters across the district trust he will advocate for their interests in the upcoming session. Cambridge Leader remarks on his statewide recognition and dependable record.
Frank E. Kooser of Milford Township is a leading local farmer active in county politics. He has not sought office before but has helped friends gain positions and is described as a man of good judgment and business ability who would be an efficient sheriff if elected.
The Cambridge Leader notes Thos. Thompson, Story County sheriff, has long been active in Ames public life. He has served as alderman, mayor, and justice of the peace, and his strong recommendations from Ames residents support his candidacy for the office he seeks.
H. B. Hadley is a young man from the county who is thoroughly versed in office work. Educated at the State University he has practiced law at the county seat for five years gaining many friends who will support his nomination.
Fred C. Warrick of Nevada pursues a party nomination with support from friends who recall his prior near win five years ago. His work moving houses has earned him wide acquaintance and respect for his reputed sterling character. If nominated he would be elected as a leading official.
J. H. Jacobson of Gilbert seeks the supervisor’s seat. A life long Republican resident for over thirty years, he has served his home township in many capacities. He has been with a farmers insurance firm fifteen years and connected with Gilbert schools and Gilbert Grain Company.
The Colo Observer quotes a regretful editorial apology for losing temper after publishing a piece titled A Local Pinhead. The note recalls instances of anger and vows to control temper in future public remarks.
Multiple candidate notices announce runs for county offices in 1908. F W Heers and J H Jacobson seek supervisor seats, subject to Republican primaries. J O Michaelson to be succeeded. Frank N Fowler announces for County Treasurer, pending Republican primary on June 2, 1908. Ames and Story City locations noted.
HB Hadley of Nevada announces candidacy for County Attorney subject to Republican county primary decision. Date January 24.
A small political notice announces TOM THOMPSON and FRED C. WARRICK as candidates for Sheriff in Story county, listing Ames and Nevada as locations with a June 24 Republican primary. The brief item notes the decision rests with Republican voters.
A candidate message to the Republicans of Boone and Story counties requests support in the upcoming primary for the nomination as state senator. J. A. FPITCHPATRICK seeks party backing and outlines his candidacy.
George Cc. White declares his run for Representative, subject to Republican primaries on June 2. This announcement highlights his candidacy and plans for the June election process.
A long list of local social happenings reports a Valentine party at the Bateman home in Milford hosted by Lottie and Ethel Bate and Ralph and Frank Bateman. The column notes illnesses, family visits, travel to Ames and Nevada, and multiple household updates across the community.
Rev J W Sandven returned from Eureka Kansas where he attended a church meeting and stayed with Rev and Mrs A J Evenson formerly of Roland. Rasmus Sheldahl visited then traveled to Sioux City and Pipestone Minn with his daughter. Salem church events include Busy Bee program musical next Sunday at 7 30 and Rev J W Sandren to preach.
President Mrs. M Hegland and officers led a flourishing society plan to stage a veil. The O N O club surprised member Miss Sara T Hegl and she departs for Norway, Europe soon. Dinner at Mrs O B Boyd's home preceded a pleasant evening.
Will J. Hayner of Burley Colorado reports his wife suffered a persistent cough for several winters. After trying remedies with no relief she used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and after three doses the cough vanished. The remedy is sold by Loughran Bauer and Joel E Cagwin.
A series of land and lot deeds are recorded across Story City Ames Slater and nearby towns. Transactions include conveyances to individuals such as Tillie Donhowe Matilda Fry Josephine Gibson Minnie Wald and John Thompson with prices from 100 to 9000 dollars covering various lots and subdivisions.
KE. C. Jones of I. & C. visits Beloit campus reporting four months leave in 1905 with Fairbanks Morse Mfg. Co. He notes Wilkinson Page and Realings with a show company. He cites Beloit manufacturing downturn but hopes for a return to normal and praises new buildings as I. S. C. gains university look.
Real estate transfers show J M Whitney et al to Iowa Seventh Day Adventist Ass for 40 ft of lot 9 block 39 Nevada. Harriman and Lee and wives to L M Bosworth for 130 dollars lot 7 block 2 Harrimans addition Ames. Henrietta Cook et al to T B Irwin for 1100 dollars south 24 ft of lot 7 block 28 Cambridge. D M Christ and wife to Thos E B and Jessie B Manhart for 2600 dollars lot 12 Bisbee sub division of lot 1 block 41 Blairs 8th addition Ames. Ellen Person Jackson and husband to Alba H Person for 2800 dollars lot 17 Wells sub division block 43 3rd addition Ames. T B Erwin and wife to First Nat Bank Cambridge for 1824 dollars 24 ft of lot 7 block 28 Cambridge. James H Wood am lawn? to Matis.
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